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Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

Naar man fjpber fin Ebe eler &affe bos
UNION PACIFIC TEA CO., 421 Gebar
Npe, faar mai en- 3reient at @lasz eDer
Stentai % bog foiter Barren Der life mere
enD anoet StebS.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

4rpbibitioniiterne boloer lin Statsfonpen=
tion / 6armonia @au ben 22oe Nouember.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

ct. Gntbonp glepator &ompasni, bpis
glepator npli9 nebbranbt paa Ditiiben bar
taset uo 8ermit for Dprettelien at en- glepaz
tor: Der ifal blipe ben itprite / Staten.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

Soa9 ntl Der bos Sfanotnaperne p9ftes
mango 5ebrelanbs Minber, meoens be n1goes
os betrafter nurite, iuenife os oanife Stale
rier paa uoitiatn9en.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

Nemmanorer er reilt iom &%orreiponoent
for y9aplp @lob" til Stodbolm.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

@aper til Yiseforeningens 8a5ar, oer aab<
mes ben &c OCTOBER % luffes ben 20, moota=
ses at 0tiis Eetrine 9borien, Miis Glartie
8etterien ps Miis Sofe 8rpb.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

Mrs. Spleflen, Semen til ben mproebe
Spo~rposusfuoit, bar ialt mootaget $775.02.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

Beblte Slaes Smpr o9 friife S@S faces
bilis bos 6. Sacobien, 1914 4 ct. g.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

8rof. 8m. Heterion talte paa Nfbolbsmp=
bet Spnoas. San talte for Ifbolosarbeioe
baaoe paa bet moralife o9 politiife @ebet.
.. &o5enbal aabnebe Wpbet n1eo 8Bn.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

gn Sasfprer peo Napn &ittle arreitereoes
unber Nnfla9e at at bore ben, Der 9ap
yWren9en" til Salitneren Srantlin, ba ban
bar iNrreiten ueo 9jelp at bpilten ban rpnte.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

Mrs. 0luf Slien, Der mn bpr / 9ulutb,
bar / 8Den os bepiite corporlisen at bet &p9te
Der git ub paa at bun os benoes Wfano bar
brnfnet ~uoenfor 9ulutb, bar alt anoet eno
ianbt
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

&olf Snsebristien, en- Sneofer, be, arbeiz
beoe / .soo"banens SernbanepGrfiteo, falot
fra en- Bpsnins 2proas ug bretfeoe nosle
&ibben.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

Clarence &in9tualo er opta9et iom Wteos
lem al 9iberatis Muiifforps.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

Manoas %bespuber &nisbts Of 2abor fin
&pnpention / 8aibinston Stint. Ser bill
blipe Stobeplabie for $4,000. Nosans er fiji
ON Morsenen, % rs Gents ONT Nftenen.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

uYn9linseforeningens ba5ar" paa 9ania
San (biprnet al 5 ct. og geoar ape.) p1l aabz
mes manoas 3oie ottober II. Z Nften os fort
iettes bper aften til 8 pftpber. Ser bill blipe
unoerbolonins meo taller, fang os pianoipil
bper aften for publifum. Mf talere fan nepz
nes Geu. 5rant 8eterien, &cp. Salt @iertien,
mrs. 5iren, prof. %. Yeterien, mr.. 8ea og
preiioent for ben ameritanife pn~glinsefore=
ming. If pianoipil Tan napnes: Duet al miis
@jertien os Gina Nnoerien, ouet al mrs.
8erner us miis Souefien, piolin ouet at mr..
Ginger o9 miis Gnoerien, piano hummer al
miis 2pptans % n1iis Spenien. Yiano Duet
al CARR & 2atte 5olefien. Ut iansfor tan
neones: Norbmenoenes ian9forenins, az
bolosforeninsens iansforening, itnoenter tor
fra Mussburs, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lille iang=
forenins iamt ioloians at prof. Seimeitao os
Duet al miis Stoep & n1iis 9eterien.
Manse imuffe os peroifuloe sjenitanoe CT
inofommen til oenne ba5ar, iom oels bill blipe
iolst os oels loooet bort, blant bptlfe tan
nepnes 1ere %oliemalerier, fere %floffer, 1 ipfa
FAINT ct ieroeles imutt brooeriarbeioe (baanoz
arbetoe) Der foreiti0er en- fpinoe ipiIenbe paa
barpe. Ser oil ogiaa blipe ~ierperet meo
tafe, 9ocolaoe, lager og frust til moderate
priier. 81 baaber at ret mango al bore ifan=
o%tnapiite penner oil beige ba5aren fittist ps
oerpeo itbtte ben sooe jag Dnslin9eforeninz
gen bar lat fig iom maal, be uunoses BEL"
@ntre fun 10 cent.
2grb.
8a5arfomiteen.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30
Minneapolis.

Maenter pnifes, Bog $40 Gitp, 9ob Be
falling.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

&eo. So. %. Satterlee talte for Soe @aro
Yrobibitionsflub spnoa9.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

Nbbie S. Sraif blep t~ilitaaet Sfilsmisie
fra lin Mauo for bans 0ruffenifabs Sfplo.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

Sorsbasmorsen 81. 8 blep en- Smitdman
pperfjprt / ct. 2oues Sernbanegaaro. So
fomotipet git pper besse bans Sen, Der
maatte amputeres.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

Nosle 8enner at 8rofesior Geimeitab
bapoe Granddaughter facet iitano en- feitlis
Eilitelnins / 9anias Yarlprs. Ser bar till
iteoe melem 60 a 70 @ieiter Otter Mualtiz
bet, Der beitoo al gbofolaoe, Safe, Gate os
6rust, bilieoe 8rof. getterien paa 8enner=
nes 9esne &einteitao pelfommen. Genere
lepereoes noele Sansnummere al Nfbolbsz
tpret us Sr. 9jort. gnspar 2atus oeflamez
rebe fprite ecene at vYer @pnt."
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

gGlepe Sranfere fremitiaeoes 6reoas.
Manbags Worsen bar Der 16, ipm betalte
S. bper.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

~16<fnappeoe baanoipeoe Sfo, efter npeite
Mobe, / ale Stprreller % til biuisite Vris
hos u. 9anion,
259 CEDAR Mpenue.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

9r. 81. @repftab er aniat iom &eoaftpr al
uNormannabeimen / vgoening Sournal" os
ipm Meoarbeioer / vSribune."
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

NluTeHCe UtH9Iuulu eL uPluYet Io"l Ateo-
lem al 9iberatis Muiifforps.
g9ep. 50. %. Satterlee talte for 8oe @aro
Yrobibitipnsflub spnoas.
Ne,umanorer er reiit iom &orreiponoent
for v9aplp @lob" til S%todbolm.
Yrpbibitioniiterne boloer lin Statsfonuen<
tion / Sarmpnia Sau ben 22oe Nopember.
Mrs. Spuefien, Semen til ben mprbebe
Spprppsnsfuoit, bar ialt mpbta9et $775.02.
Mbbie s. Sraif blep %tilitaaet Sfilsmisie
fra lin Mauo for bans 9ruffenj Tabs SfDlo.
guepe 9ranfere fremltiaeoes Srebag.
Manbass Morsen bar Der 16, iom betalte
S. bper.
Sane gpplebp Tiger S%filsmisie paa @runo
al Mtanoens Sruttenifab, liseleoes Nnnie
@ipeloins.
Gpan9eliten WppoD pentes til 8Den nelte
Maaneo peo Snbpielien at bet npe ipenife
Misiionstabernafel.
8aa Qfbolosmpoet paa 9ania Sal Spn<
bag gfterm. 81. 4 taller 8rofesior / 8eltalenz
beo Miis Marie Sanoforo.
Beoite finete, bilisite Wpbler, 8iaeoer,
&ammer, Carpets os Curtains bapes paa
Eager bos 9ope, @ulo & 60.
penrp S. @jertien, norit sasfprer, trafes
paa tit &ontor, Al 8aib. Npe. g. 8erelle
No' 4 us 5, bper Sag fra 9 til 6.
81. 81. @repitab ct aniat iom &eoattpr al
uNormannabeimen / ugoeuins Sournal" os
ipm Meoarbeioer / vSribune."
Sorsbasmorsen 81. 8 blep en- Suitdman
ppertjprt / ct. 2oues Sarnbanesaaro. So
tomotipet git uper besse bans Sen, Der
MATTE amputeres.
Golf Snsebrigtien, en- Sneoter, be, arbeiz
beoe / ,Soo"banens SernbanepGrfiteo, falot
fra en- Bpsnins 2proas ug bretfeoe no9le
&ibben.
gn Sasfprer peo Napn &ittle arreitereoes
unoer Mnfla9e at at bore ben, Der 9ap
y@ren9en" til Galifneren 5rantlin, ba ban
bar Nrreten ueo 9ielp at bpilten ban rpu1te.
@aper til Yiseforeniusens 8a5ar, Der aab<
mes ben 26 OCTOBER % luftes ben 20, naootaz
ses al Miis Yetrine Sborien, Miis Glariie
Yetterien os Miis Sofe 8rpb.
Sbas oil Der bos Sfanoiuaperne beetles
mango 5eorelanbs Minber, mebens be mpoes
os betratter nurite, iuenife os oanife Stale
rier paa uofiatnsen.
4rof. @m. 4eterion talte paa gfbolosup=
bet Spnoas. San talte for Nfbolosarbeioe
baaoe paa bet m~oralife og politiife @ebet.
9. 8oienbal aabnebe Mpbet meb 8pn.
ct. Nntbpnp glepator &ompa9ni, bnis
glepator nplis neobraubt paa Ditiioen bar
taset uo 8ermit for Dprettelien al en- glepaz
tor Der ifal blipe ben ftgrite / Staten.
Manoas bespnber &nisbts Of 2abor fin
&pnpention / 8aibiuston Stint. Ser bill
blipe Stooeplaoie for $4,000. No9ans ct fiji
ON Morsenen, % rs Gents ONT Nftenen.
16<fnappeoe baanoipeoe Sfo, efter npeite
Mooe, / ale Stprrelier % til bilisfte Vris
hos u. 9anion,
259 Cedar Mpenue.
Nrs. Sluf Slien, Der MI bor / 9ulutb,
bar i8pen o9 bepiite corporli9en at bet &p9te
Der git ub paa at bun os benoes Niano bar
brufnet ubenfor 9ulutb, bar alt anbet enb
ianot
Naar man fjpber fin She eler &affe hos
UNION PACIFIC TEA CO., 421 Gebor
Npe, faar man en- 3reient at @lasz ener
Gtentai os bog foiter Barren Der life mere
enD anoet Steos.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

penrp S. @jertien, norif Sasfsrer, trefes
paa fit &ontor, Al Baib. Nue. g. 8erelie
SEQ 4 % 5, bper Sag fra 9 til 6.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

Mrs. @milie Midelien, Der boebe 2O17, 7
ct. g., bpoe baitis Manoa9 often. SUN
bar EN- lensere 9io l'ot at 9iertetilfelOe os
ba bun neDnte Nften TOM u0 i@aaroen bop
peoe en- lioen &alp imoo benoe. SUN ie9neoe
om o9 opbe nosle faa Winuter sfter. SUN
blep taset til 8porums Worgue, bpor bet
ertlereoes at bun opbe at 5iertetilfeloe trent
talot peo baitis @tret. 9un efterlaoer en-
Manb os tire 8pru ben pn9ite fun 8 Maanez
Der gamn,el.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

8eoite incte, biaisite Wpbler, 8iaeoer,
&ammer, Carpets os Curtains bapes paa
2a9er bos Sope, @plo & 60.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

Sane Npplebp Tiger Sfilsmisie paa @runo
al Manoens 9%ruttenifab, li9eleoes Nnnie
@ipelbins.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

8aa 4fbolosmpoet paa 9ania Saa 9pnz
bag @fterm. 81. 4 taller 8rofesior / 8eltalenz
beo Wtiis Marie Sanoforo.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1887-09-30

Gpanselilten Mopbp pentes til 8Den neite
Maaneo peo Snopielien al bet npe ipenife
Observation-Disclosures.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-12

The long drawn out Murphy case, cul>
minated in the circuit court last evening.
Judge Smith taking it under consideration
and the case of Mrs Bridget Cuinely VS.
the city of Rock Island came up IN its
second trial. This case was heard ut the
last term of court but the jury disagreed
1t is damage suit, the plaintiff seeking
to recover damage for injuries received
from fall occssioned by broken side
walk. The jurors are Albert 'Guinber,
Geo. Bowles, Rudolph Louth, James W.
Berry, Chas SchilIinger, Frances Edel
man. Abe Jones, Thos F. Carey, W r
Johnson. Thos SCHNEIDER, Albert Keller
and Jacob Brockman.
City Attorney McEuiry having beer
previously engaged by the plaintiff does
not appear in the case this time, Mr.
Jackson appearing for the plaintiff and
ex-City Attorney Sweeney. through
courtesy to Mr.. McEniry, appears for the
| f,ifu
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-12
MOLIN E.

II J Mumm left for Marengo, Iowa.
this morning to visit his brother Peter,
and remain few days.
Thomas Trumble is having residence
put up on Seventh avenue. near Twenty
second street. 1t will cost 81 500. John
B Kerns is the architect and builder.
The Light Guard band give a concert
at \. NJ. c. A hall tonight The pro
ceeds Is for the purpose of purchasing
uniforms for the members of the band
The Syvans have named their new
boats The cedar four is called &c II.
Deere the paper four Bonnie Nc
Gregor' the cedar six wv r. Moore
the paper six B. c. keator" the glg j
F. ST. ST. John"
The Sylvan boat club have promised d
fine exhibition on the pond July / The
members are practicing here and perhaps
the Davenport club will participate
There are enough members in the Syl
vans to make it interesting themselves
Since the ARGUS advised the people
near Twentieth street to sue the city fol
maintaining nuisance in dumping re-
| fuse matter in that nei-hnorhood, from
which not aromatic smells arose, tn,
city has commenced to Goyer it up witt
| dirt
The Union street railway Is thinking o
attempting the use of motors the entir,
length of its line instead of only on tn
| college hill 1t would be a good plan [,
| see if the motors now in use are no
nuisances before giving the COMPANY an
further privileges with these institutions
In few days another livery stable vii
change hands and Mr.. Fisk, the afiabl
and corteous owner will be free one
more Since he bought the stable OF
Sixteenth street it has changed fiom
small place to first class. The pros
pecnve purchaser is so good horse
man and fine gentleman.
Col. Harizell, who built the Unio
street car line. is now in Wichita, Kansas
building a motor road there. He ha
business in the city, and when there wa
prevailed upon TO suptrintend the bus
ness, If any one can put the roa
through in hurry, the Colonel is th
man.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-12

"Old Sport" has the following COM
munication in this mornings Gazette in
reference to the proposed tri>city league;
Since the disbandment of our profess
sIonal base ball club in 1877. there has
been lack of interest manifested by the
people of Davenport in regard to base
ball matters. The prospect, however,
for a strong amateur cub to be organized
this year are very favorable and if the
now proposed tri city league is once
started and regular games commenced |
thing some very fair exhibitions of ball.
playing would be the result.
Rock Island has been gathering to-
gether very strong club and | believe
have even selected site for their
grounds. Moline will not be backward
as they also have very formidable club.
Now it remains for Davenport, with her
usual push. 20 step to the front and or
ganize a club that will give our neigbboI
cities hard fight for championship hon
ors.
Three clubs in league would prove a
little drawback as only one game could
he played at a time. Why could moi
Davenport organize two clubs? There
is an excellent club in the west end OF
town, and another strong club could be
obtained from the old Gazette" and
Onward clubs. Then Two games could
be PLAYED on the same day and regular
schedule having been drawn up. say one
or two games week, we would have
quite a tussel for the leadership
But there are no suitable grounds on
| this side of the river and | am afraid
most of the games would have TO he
| played on the other side. If Central
park could be secured. an excellent
diamond could be laid out on he inside
of the race track and this would save
expense of fence and smphitheatre.
Besides the regular scheduled games
| exhibition games with Muscatine, Gene
SEQ and Dewitt clubs could be played
Manager Munger closed arrangement
with Mr.. Bailey Davenport this morning.
for the Rock Island ball grounds. and tie
fence will be erected and the grounds pu
in shape as soon as possible. The uni
forms will be agreed upon tonight anC
ordered this week.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-12

The Rock Island branch of the Irish
National League has issued the follow
ing open letter:
1t is known that Gladstone and Par
nell Are anxious 10 have the moral sup
port of the American people in their
great effort TO restore to Ireland the rio hi
to make their own local laws-rghts
which Canada and Australia have already
secured, and which Ireland Scotland and
Wales should have. Meetings for that
purpose are now being held in all parts
of America, in which representative citi
zens are taking a prominently Rock
Island should not be behind in this move
ment, and we have called such meeting
in Harper's theatre on Wednesday even.
ing the 18Th instant, and We especially
desire that YOU shoald be present anc
personally lend your aid To this cause o
humanity, and that US MANY of our prom
iuent citizens should occupy seats on thr
stage as can do so
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-12
RRIEELETS.

Ice cream at Krell & Mathis.
1t raned today Union copy.
Ice cream soda Water at Thomas
Curtain chains, Is cents at Taylor's,
Finest strawberries in the market at
Mays.
Postmaster Garnet. of Port Byron,
was in the city today.
Taylor is still showing bargains. Call
and see.
Sweeney's signs, No. 3l6 Seventeenth
street.
First class tallors wanted TO work by
the week. Hoppe, the tailor.
Those cheap curtains at Taylor's will
soon be gone Call soon.
Choice bananas at Mays, Hawley's old
stand.
Closing out liquors at cost to quit the
business, at Kohn & Adler's.
Look, two yard Holland curtain with fix
lures complete. at IS cents, at Taylor's.
Daniel Smith, of Winslow, Stephenson
county. aged 1902 years. died on Monday
afternoon.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-12
A Surprise.

About fifteen couple surprised Master
William Hill, who is visiting his aunt.
Mrs. Georglsns Bixby. at her home in
Star block Tuesday evening. 1t was the
occasion of Master Hills eighteenth
birthday, aud the pleasures of the even
ing made it quite memorable one to the
Young man. Through the kindness OF
the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-,
giueers, their hal! was used for the party
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-12

PITTsBURG, Pa, May l2-Vsnnie Hill, the
young woman who paid so much attention to
Lavelle, the Panhandle robber, during his
trial, and who passed for his affianoed, APP
piled Wednesday for a license to marry him.
Register Hoerr refused to issue license I'M
less lsvele made application in person. Miss
Hill applied to Judge Ewing for an order to
permit l.avelle to 60 TO the registers office
He told her that while she undoubtedly had
right 10 marry Layelle, yet he thought such
a marriage would he so unwise that he would
not atd her in taking such a foolish step.
Miss Hill went away very much crestfallen.
lavele feels very much exercised because Of
his inability to marry Vannie
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-12

A lively runaway occurred on Market
square this morning. John fireman,
son of Henry fireman of the Central meat
market in hosting Il sun umbrella on the
delivery wagon. frightened the horses
and they put of across the square, the
young man holding on to the ribbons for
dear life. By rare presence of mind he
guided the furious steeds into farmer
wagon near the public fountain, and
while the team collided with such force
as to upset the wagon and throw the
plucky driver out with considerable force
it doubtless prevented more serious re-
suits. fireman, it was found, had
suffered severe bruise on the hip, buI
was otherwise uninlured.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-12

Christian Brumm The boy who stole
Mr.. Scbipdler's horse and buggy was
taken before Magistrate Bennett by
Marshal Brennan this morning. and held
in $500 bonds to answer the charge at
the next term of the circuit court He
went to Jail in default
Nicholas Gersey aud Nels +. Peterson
were in the police court this morning
charged with intoxicatiou. They were
fined IS and s. and costs
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-12
CONDENSED NEWS.

A high license bill has passed both houses
of the Pennsylvania legislature
Rev Timothy C. Pitkin and Episcopalian
Clergyman OF Detroit, died at that city
Wednesday.
Intelligence is received of the sinking of the
steamer Benton, near MaIacca, in which about
$50 lives were lost.
Two carloads Of tainted beef, which had
arrived from the west in refrigerator-ears
we're seized by the health officers at New
York "wednesday
The stringent commercial regulations just
adopted 10y Russia, which seem to be directed
chiefly at Germany, are bitterly denounced by
The SEM official press of the latter country.
Crop reports from l35 counties in Mime
sofa. Dakota and Iowa show that seeding
through the northwest has been completed
With favorable weather the crops harvested
II xt fall III Minnesota aud Dakota will be un
lurcedented
A bill has passed both houses of the Illinoi.
legislature erecting adjoining cities, villages
and Incorporated towns in any county into 8
p lice district. aud authorizing the police Of
AIRY such city, village, or incorporated town Il
exercise their functions III any part of the
district
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-12

Ice cream in all flavors and made from
pure cream at Krell s. Maths ice cream
parlor.
Go in to Krell & Math and test their
ice cream and see their finely fitted up
parlor.
Pure unadulterated liquors for medicinal
and family use at wholesale cost, at Kohu
& Adlers.
Silk pongee coats and vests-a full
line Just IN at the Go lden Eagles new
store Call early and get first choice.
johnson & Nelson have started a
saloon on the corner of Third avenue and
Tenth street.
Aren't they beauties?" This is what
everybody says who sees those elegant
light weight coats and vests at the Gold
en- Eagles new store.
Beardsley camp. Sons of Veterans,
have their ''house warming" tonight, and
the boys expect to entertain their friends
in right royal style.
Just received at the Golden Eagle s
new store all the latest novelties in straw
hats for men and BOYS Call and examine
before purchasing.
If you want the latest novelties in
straw hats 90 to the Golden Eagles new
store-Iargest assortment in the three
cities and lowest prices.
Ice cream soda water at Thomas
In a game of ball yesterday the Ger
mans defeated the Latin's by score of %
to %. The "balists" were all members
of the high school.
Mr., Geo. Jones, the carpenter, is erect
ing residence for Mr. J McElroy, ou
Moline avenenue, near Twenty-sixth
street, to cost $500.
Gauze underwear. balbriggsn under
wear in white and fancy, merino under,
wear and all kinds of underwear at bot,
tom prices at the Golden Eagles new
store.
Uncle John" Warner received a fine
mess of speckled trout on Monday by
express from ST. Paul, from his son, John
Warner, Jr. Uncle John" says they
were the finest he ever tasted.
All young men should call at the
Golden Eagles new store and examine
the elegant new spring suits made up in
sack style, four-button frock suits, Prince
Alberts, etc, equal to the finest custom
work.
Ice cream soda water at Thomas
w L. Coyne-Returp, appeared on
the Rock Island house register last even
ing. IN the familiar handwriting of tn,
F, much indicted w. L. Coyne 1t seem.
he had no idea of eluding the orders O
, the court
A familiar figure has gone from thu
ferry, Harry McDarrah, the fireman oi
y twenty years standing, has given up hi,
position and come ashore" 1t is moi
every man who can point to a record 0
4 faithfulness such as Harry can.
A stranger, evidently a crank, jumped
into the flyer near the Peoria depot las
evening about O'Clock and was tishe,
out by two boys named Pender an
OBrien, and turned over to Deput
Marshal Cary and Officer Wichman, VIII
! locked him up in the county Jail H
refuses to give mis- name or motive
At the meeting of the w C. T. [
yesterday, arrangements were made fo
the county convention, which meets i
the NJ. E. church May % and &c Dele
: q e. were elected as follows: Mrs
kingsbury, Mrs. T. J. Robinson. MIR
d K4upkc aud Mrs R T. McNedl. Ms
II L, 5. Rounds, president of the Illinois
G T. U, will be present. There are s
Unions IN the county, besides tw
Young Ladies' Unions. The full pr,
granme will be published later